Every ecosystem is an intricate composition of abiotic (non-living) and biotic (living) aspects. The Bluefin Tuna lives in the top-most layer of the ocean, called the Pelagic Zone, and exists among many other sea creatures that share the oceanic ecosystem.
A Diagram Of The Pelagic Zone, which is inhabited by most oceanic creatures
List of Abiotic/Biotic Factors
Abiotic Factors
Biotic Factors
Sunlight: (Pelagic) Zone
Crustacean (Prey for Juveniles)
Aerial Exposure (90 Percent of the World’s Oxygen is Made In This )
Herring (Prey)
Temperature (Subtropical, Temperate Waters) Can go from 104 to 27 Degrees F
Bluefish (Prey)
Depth (Can Dive to 914 Meters)
Coral (Buffers from waves and prevents erosion, protect ecosystem)
Nutrients (Most Phytoplankton Grow Here Because of the Sunlight)
Every ecosystem is an intricate composition of abiotic (non-living) and biotic (living) aspects. The Bluefin Tuna lives in the top-most layer of the ocean, called the Pelagic Zone, and exists among many other sea creatures that share the oceanic ecosystem.